Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-04-02

Mr.. "A. IL. Faulkner has COM
menced the erection of a dwelling
house on the lot Immediately south
of his residence.
Go to Hoodenpyl Bros variety
store and get draw on their music
box. Only few more tickets left.
oh the S, the beautiful
s.. Our readers may fill up the
blanks with "snow" or Spring" just
as they like.
The Indian easily beat Mr..
Brown and all the other brag players
of McMinnville at their favorite
game ofcheckers.
-Ifprohibition won't prohibit, the
Lord will to a very large extent this
year anyway. There won't be fruit
enough left to make much brandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Morford left
for Chicago last Monday morning to
visit their soon Joe, who was quite
sick in that city.
Look out for Hoodenply Bros.
new stock of Millinery, consisting
of all the various shades, styles and
patterns, which will be received in a
few days.
IS. T. Carter solicits your black
smith work, horseshoeing, repairs,
ETC., and guarantees the best work at
lowest prices. Shop on Spring Street.
Sam O'Neal has "done gone and
done it" now. Hear how the Sc
quachee News talks about him {:
"Col. s. 7. O'NeaI of McMinnville,
was in town this week."
National Review: The speaker
ofthe Texas House of Representatives,
George G. Pendleton, is a Warren
county boy, grandson Of the late
Gen. Smart. ...
Miss Lillian Biles of Goodbars,
after visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Robt. Biles, at this place for several
days, returned home this (Friday)
morning.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. are agents for
the celebrated Shaw & Albright GUS
tom made shoes, the best goods made,
every pair warranted, give them a
trial.
Capt. Harris, the popular con-
ductor, after two weeks confinement
at his home in Tullahoma with sick
ness, has had charge of his train again
this week.
-Morford & Biles have erected an
other large wagon shed in the rear OF
their store, fronting on Spring Street.
They are putting a car load of new
Tennessee Wagons in it this week.
Mr.. Henry D. Smith, of Appel.
ton, Wis, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, arrived today Friday
on visit to his father, Mr.. Jonathan
Smith, who lives about two miles
from town.
Our new spring and summer
dry goods, notions and clothing are
now being received and opened, and
will be found complete and satisfacto'
ry in every line. Come and see us
MoRFoRD & Co.
Mrs. H. L. Walling and her son
Claudy, went to Nashville on the
morning train Monday. Mr.. Wall
ing left on the same day to drive
through with Mr.. J.C. Martins horse
and buggy.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. have bought
their Millinery stock from the larges
house in the United States, you car
rest asured that you will get thu
latest styles and cheapest goods from
them.
Some interesting reading will bt
found in the advertisements in thi:
issue. Live business men always ad
vertise, and consumers always fine
that good advertisers give the bes
bargains.
Col. Ed. j. Wood, and his depu
ty, Mr.. ]. S. Doyle, took charge o
the postoffice Thursday evening. Mr.
Kennedy will remain in the offict
for a while until the new men be
come familiar with the work.
The STANDARD office has had ;
big rush on job work this week, ant
we hope it will continue all summer
We never fail to please our patron
in this line, as our work is equal t
that from any city Office. We hav,
the best facilities for job work of an.
Office in this part of the State. /
glance at our work will satisfy an,
) business man of this fact. Give Il